BC PNP August 2014

[loyal]

Long wait for file no 52

 

[CanadaPC]

I just got automated reply from PNP office that they are unable to respond to my update if it is still within the processing time...

At least I tried...

 

[martha1901]

I just got automated reply from PNP office that they are unable to respond to my update if it is still within the processing time...

At least I tried...

Oh so sorry about that, don't give up though.

 

[loyal]

It is never advisable to place any inquiries if the case falls within the prescribed time limit. They will always give u a standard automated reply which will be on the lines of the statement on their website. Stop contacting them if ur case is not 5 to 6 months old

 

[CanadaPC]

It is never advisable to place any inquiries if the case falls within the prescribed time limit. They will always give u a standard automated reply which will be on the lines of the statement on their website. Stop contacting them if ur case is not 5 to 6 months old

At least I tried...Can it hurt my application?
Do you know how they make their decisions? First come, first served? Or maybe priorities on some NOC codes needed for the LM?
I m trying to get an idea how it works...
Thanks for any suggestions, comments, ideas...

 

[martha1901]

It is never advisable to place any inquiries if the case falls within the prescribed time limit. They will always give u a standard automated reply which will be on the lines of the statement on their website. Stop contacting them if ur case is not 5 to 6 months old

Hi loyal,

I kind of dispute that.In my case I was only 5-6 weeks since I received my AOR and due to the fact that my WP will be expiring soon, I have to explore all options to come up with a better solution. I emailed them clearly specifying my understanding, that I'm still very well within my the processing time, and in just a matter of 2 hrs. I have a reply saying decision has been made, of which I received my nomination and support letter in 9 days by mail. My point is there is no harm in trying, I know it's a case to case basis but we have to try our luck.

Cheers, Good luck and no point giving up everyone.

 

[PJONTY]

Processing time has been changed to 8-9 months ...

 

[yaseenfarooq]

Processing time has been changed to 8-9 months ...

its really huge. But when we applied then it was 5/6 months so hope we will fall under that schedule

 

[loyal]

What they will do they will again increase the processing time after 4 months to time 12 to 14 months and therefore the people applied now or last month will be dalayed forever. Oh canada

 

[loyal]

Forget it

 

[zainsami]

Hello LucaDI & R1982

MY Timeline is
BC PNP Applied May 21, 2014
AOR on June 15, 2014
File No, SO-14-27**(Mid) - At the time i was applied the process time was 4 months now its 8 to 9 Months
Decision Made - Still Waiting?

Right now i am on Implied Status my Workpermit was expired a month ago

Best of luck everyone

Thank you

 

[param17]

Hi,

I want some help please, Hope all seniors can answer,

I have job offer full time permanent position,

My boss wrote on job letter he will work minimum 36hrs/ week but i am working 40 hours/week.. Will they ask me why your boss wrote you will work 36 hrs and why u are working 40 hrs a week.. So 36 hrs will be consider as full time worker or it should be 40 hrs to be full time.

Hope some one will help. Thanks in advance.

param

 

[kanzhang]

hi every one ,i send my application on aug18,and get me aor on sep 10,in that time the website on cic show current waiting time was 5-6 month and now its change to 8-9 month,so i need to wait for 9 month or 6 month? hope some one can give me the answer ,its so long for waiting 9 month


File Submitted on Aug 1
AOR on sep 10
file no:53xx
Decision: Hopefully not that long

 

[CanadaPC]

Hi,

I want some help please, Hope all seniors can answer,

I have job offer full time permanent position,

My boss wrote on job letter he will work minimum 36hrs/ week but i am working 40 hours/week.. Will they ask me why your boss wrote you will work 36 hrs and why u are working 40 hrs a week.. So 36 hrs will be consider as full time worker or it should be 40 hrs to be full time.

Hope some one will help. Thanks in advance.

param

Hi Param

If the employer is paying for a lunch hour then it should be written 40 hours. But if the employer doesnt pay for it, they they usually write 35 hours in a contract or Letter of Offer. Hope this helps.

 

[param17]

Hi Param

If the employer is paying for a lunch hour then it should be written 40 hours. But if the employer doesnt pay for it, they they usually write 35 hours in a contract or Letter of Offer. Hope this helps.

thanks bro... u also applied bc pnp??
and i also contaced BC PNP office they said we consider full time if job offer is minimum of 30hrs/week ... so we are good...